The Stranger Things Season 5 finale had an impressive performance in theaters, yet despite the excellent box office outing, Netflix will not make any money from the theatrical showings. Why won’t Netflix make any money from the theatrical showings of the Stranger Things Season 5 finale?

Following the series finale premiere of Stranger Things, many fans are wondering why The Mindflayer and Vecna didn’t use their terrifying minions in the final battle at The Abyss. Even though they’ve been a significant part of the show’s five-season run,

It seems like only yesterday the first four episodes of Stranger Things season 5 arrived on Netflix, and yet we’ve somehow already reached the end of the road.

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This doesn’t mean Stranger Things Season 5 was a storytelling failure, of course. The reality is that a good story is far more than just a Wikipedia entry, a checklist of facts and questions answered.

When the series finale of Stranger Things premiered on Netflix at 5 p.m. PT on New Year’s Eve, it appears the streaming platform crashed briefly. This was likely caused by the influx of fans logging on to watch the highly anticipated final episode of the Duffer Brothers-created show, titled “Chapter Eight: The Rightside Up.”

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Sources are telling us this morning that the Stranger Things finale cleared well north of $25M, possibly even $30M, in concession cash to movie theaters over its New Year’s Eve and New Years Day play.